Parliamentary Papers, Volume 11H.M. Stationery Office, 1962 - Bills, Legislative |
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Page 46
... Increase during year { 1952 1961 1957 1958 1959 1960 1962 84,600 95,500 98,200 101,500 105,400 109,200 112,800 ... increase was slower in the second five years than in the first because of the rapid rise in the number of women leaving ...
... Increase during year { 1952 1961 1957 1958 1959 1960 1962 84,600 95,500 98,200 101,500 105,400 109,200 112,800 ... increase was slower in the second five years than in the first because of the rapid rise in the number of women leaving ...
Page 202
... increase in current expenditure that would automatically follow from the increase in the number of students , if we assumed present costs per head to remain constant . As Table 56 shows , the expansion recommended would involve an ...
... increase in current expenditure that would automatically follow from the increase in the number of students , if we assumed present costs per head to remain constant . As Table 56 shows , the expansion recommended would involve an ...
Page 208
... increase as much as has been assumed -in which case the increase in the cost of salaries , wages and student maintenance will be correspondingly reduced , though the proportion of the gross national product will be more than 1.6 per ...
... increase as much as has been assumed -in which case the increase in the cost of salaries , wages and student maintenance will be correspondingly reduced , though the proportion of the gross national product will be more than 1.6 per ...
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CUSTOMS AND EXCISE REVENUE | 7 |
Tobacco | 26 |
Constitution of the Board | 3 |
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